IceWM 3.8.0 Released:
Release of GIMP 3.1.2:
Fedora to Drop 32-Bit x86 Support:
New version nginx 1.29.0:
OpenWrt 24.10.2:
PNG v3 format has been published:
SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 SP7:
Release of pfSense CE 2.8.0:
GNOME OS distribution enters testing on real hardware:
Oracle Linux 9.6 Released:
Release of RawTherapee 5.12:
IGL 1.1 Graphics Library Released:
Release of /e/OS 3.0:
Linux kernel 6.12 releases with Realtime support:
GhostBSD 24.10.1 Released:
Linux-libre 6.12 kernel available: (Resolving licensing issues with Tuxedo drivers)
Arch Linux Moves Package Build Scripts to 0BSD License:
Ubuntu developers analyzed the effectiveness of enabling PGO optimization:
Release of MATE 1.28:
SerenityOS loses BDFL: (and Linux gains a browser)
FreeBSD 14.1 release with improved sound stack and cloud-init support:
Canonical has published Ubuntu Core 24:
Nitrux 3.5.0 with custom NX Desktop environment:
Release of Armbian 24.5:
Release of KaOS 2024.05:
Ubuntu 24.04 builds for the RISC-V board Milk-V Mars:
Release of Rhino Linux 2024.1:
The XZ project published the result of a commit audit and the first update after the backdoor was identified:
Release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.3:
AlmaLinux 9.3:
Vivaldi browser has appeared on Flathub:
Release of Wireshark 4.2:
HandBrake 1.7.0:
Release of Blender 4.0:
Release of EuroLinux 9.3:
OpenWrt 23.05.2:
Release of GNU libmicro libraryhttpd 0.9.77:
GoldenDict 1.5.0:
Canonical prepares Ubuntu Desktop version containing only Snap packages:
Release of Armbian 23.05:
Release Angie 1.2.0:
Release of TrueNAS CORE 13.0-U5:
Release of Kali Linux 2023.2:
Release of Linux kernel 6.2:
Release of Budgie 10.7.1:
Fish shell is being rewritten in Rust language:
openSUSE Leap beta release 15.5:
Jami “Vilagfa” is available:
A plan to promote a Linux driver, Xe for Intel GPU:
Release of helloSystem 0.8 BSD:
The nolibc C-library is supporting signals:
Tangram 2.0, web browser based on WebKitGTK:
GStreamer 1.22.0:
The openSUSE simplified the H.264 codec installation process:
Release of Pale Moon 32:
Canonical introduces Steam Snap for easier access to games on Ubuntu:
Unity 7.6.0 Custom Shell Release:
fwupd 1.8.0, firmware download toolkit available:
Release of Trinity R14.0.12 DE:
KaOS 2022.04 distribution released:
GNUnet P2P Platform Release 0.16.0
Release of SQLite 3.38 and sqlite-utils 3.24
Release of MPlayer 1.5 media player
Coreboot 4.16 released
Canonical and Vodafone develop cloud smartphone technology using Anbox Cloud
Canonical Announces Snapcraft Toolkit Rework
Messor, a decentralized intrusion detection system released
Release of EasyOS 3.2
Clonezilla Live 2.8.1 released
A completely free version of the Linux-libre 5.16 kernel is available